Hot Dog and Beer Prices at MLB Ballparks

New Yorkers LOVE their baseball. Whether it's the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, New York Mets or Yankees. When we think about having something to eat at the ballpark, most of us think about hot dogs.

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Having a ballpark frank is a treat, and nothing quite beats chomping down on a tasty hot dog while watching the game. As much as we enjoy it, a simple hot dog can burn a hole in your wallet!

The Scoop on Hot Dog Prices at MLB Ballparks

The Takeout recently looked at the 2025 prices at different Major League Baseball stadiums across the country. According to their findings, the average price for a frankfurter at MLB stadiums this season comes in at $5.47. So which ballparks are pushing the limits with their hot dog prices?

The Pricey and the Budget-Friendly Bites

The title for the most expensive hot dog goes to Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres, where each hot dog will set you back $7.96. On the flip side, the award for the most budget-friendly hot dog spot goes to Chase Field, where you can dig a dog for $3.07.

Splurging on Specialty Dogs and Beer Prices on the Side

Some ballparks are upping their hot dog game with their specialty offerings. How about a burrito version of the 24-inch Boomstick hot dog at Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers. Hold on to your hat (and stomach) because it is priced at a jaw-dropping $35.99! Looking to save a little money, how about the Hot Dawwg Triple Play at $32.99. I didn't say it was going to be cheap, just less expensive.

Chugging Down Beers: The League Average and the Priciest Pour

Once you have a dawg, you need something to wash it down with. so grab a cold one. So much does it cost to down a beer at the MLB ballparks? This season, the league average for a beer is $7.18.

The cheapest brew is at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, where you can enjoy a cold one for just $3.08. But if you find yourself at Nationals Park, home of the Washington Nationals, be prepared to spend $15.40 for a beer - the most expensive deal in the league this season! It's almost enough to give up drinking.

Good thing that some ballparks like Yankee Stadium, allow some outside food. Here are some of the snacks that you won't have to sneak into the game.

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